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Rajesh Soundarajan speaking at the inauguration of Samarath Nagaland in Kohima town on Monday.[/caption]
The coaching institute offers classes in the following: JEE (main), IIT- JEE (advanced) and NEET (medical), foundation course for class-XI and class-XII, and pre-foundation courses for class-IX and class-X.
Samarth Nagaland is a regional unit of Planck Carrier Institute Pvt with its head office located at Dausa, in Rajasthan.
Deputy Commissioner Rajesh Soundarajan addressed the event. Speaking at the event he said that for students to become successful in their academic career was ‘not an absolute destiny’ but a journey that is sustained by the ‘habit of hard work.’
Referring to his experience in competitive examinations, the administrator said that students are ‘not aware’ or ‘exposed to their careers.’ The realization comes ‘after the prime time,’ he said, and hoped that the initiative along with the facilities offered to the students by Samarth institute would prove to be a deciding factor in their careers.
The official said also that the students should work hard and be sincere in their work ‘for long term success.’ He emphasized on the ‘power of developing the habit of hard work.’
The guest of honor of the event was Michael Yhome, deputy superintendent of police. In his address, he hoped the coaching institution would be a ‘place for student to learn’ and ‘not for commercial purpose.’ He said that the institute should be a mentor and guide and ‘not as a teacher, for students to learn so that the students understand and conceptualized things better.’
Also, the managing director of the centre, Dr. Seyievilie Mor, spoke about the importance of providing quality education to underprivileged students. During the brief program, speech on behalf of Samarth India was delivered by Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Sharma.
Samarth Nagaland has 13 trained faculty members. It has a sitting capacity for 180 students. The institute houses six rooms.